Miller v. BAY CITY PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOC., INC.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• indicating that a fact is material if it \affect[s] the outcome of the case\
• indicating that a fact is material if it “affect[s] the outcome of the case”
• outlining the evolution of the reasonable construction rule and foregoing its application in construing a covenant because the “words used [were] clear and unambiguous”
• outlining the evolution of the reasonable construction rule and foregoing its application in construing a covenant because the “words used [were] clear and unambiguous”
• reviewing but not applying the reasonable construction rule, ultimately construing the words of the covenant at issue as “clear and unambiguous”
• pointing out that restrictive covenants are now interpreted under a “ ‘reasonableness rule’”

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